Satnam Singh On AEW Coming To India, Jim Ross Thinks Excalibur Deserves More Recognition

In a recent appearance on the WrestleBinge podcast, Satnam Singh said that he believes AEW will one day go to India for an event, but the company has to keep growing first. They will have their first overseas event at Wembley Stadium for AEW All In 2023 on August 27. Singh said,

“India, I am going to say yes, we will come over there for sure. But I really want first to get more improved in AEW, we want more bigger, we want more exposure for AEW in other countries so we can have the best match in India. In the UK it has 60,000 tickets sold out already, and I want, whenever we come to India, not 60,000, [but] 100,000 tickets.“

During a recent virtual signing for K&S Wrestlefest, WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross answered a number of questions. Regarding wrestling broadcasters he thinks don’t get enough credit, Ross stated, “Excalibur should be considered. He ain’t been around that long.” He added, “Kevin Kelly does pretty well.” Also, Ross was asked about the broadcast commentary team for the upcoming new AEW show, Collision, to which he responded, “No clue.”

AEW Collision will debut on June 17 in Chicago, IL at the United Center. AEW has not yet announced the broadcast team.

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